Okay, maybe a few things.
First off, I want to hand it off to mothers who have fussy babies or babies that get up multiple times during the night. We have been extremely lucky in that department. Little man has been such a joy and has sleeping through the night since around 7 weeks. To this day he goes down between 8-8:30pm, as happy as a clam, and just talks himself to sleep in his crib, and doesn't make a peep till about 6:30 the next morning. In fact up until last night when he woke up crying around 10:30pm, I had to rack my brain trying to remember the last time he woke up in the middle of the night. Maybe 3-4 months ago?
I didn't even know what to do. I felt like a new mother again. I called the husband and even he was at a loss for words. Rock him? Give him Tylenol?
Well, it only lasted 15 minutes, and it was cured by holding him and a shot of Tylenol (teething). Thankfully he wasn't up again until 7 am.
Again, I give props to moms out there, that aren't as lucky.
Oh, yeah, this is a food blog. Sorry. Last night was dinner from Subway. I ran late getting home from the farmer's market and the husband was working the late shift, so it was all me baby.
Oh, yeah, this is a food blog. Sorry. Last night was dinner from Subway. I ran late getting home from the farmer's market and the husband was working the late shift, so it was all me baby.
Pita wrap, turkey, ham, lettuce, tomato, pickles and mustard. Perfect.
Oh, and Miss Vickie's jalapeno kettle chips. Love these!
Also - I have a tomato! Only about a millimeter in size, but a tomato none the less. My basil is also doing really well, along with my cucumbers and zucchini - climbing up the trellis!
On the agenda today is lots of time in the sunny sunshine - long walk, errands to post office and library (looking for Cooking for Mr. Latte), pulling more weeds (ugh), and making a huge grocery list, sorting coupons, and planning meals.
Wow. If you read this whole post, thanks. I know it was pretty boring. Sometimes life just "is".
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